A FINE WAY TO CELEBRATE RUBBER DOMES!I think those are Logitech keyboards with mechanical Romer-G switches.
Components. It’s in Finnish.Impossible. That looks much too much like a real word to be Finnish :p .
Components. It’s in Finnish.Impossible. That looks much too much like a real word to be Finnish :p .
All finnish words are pronounced exactly as they are written. Kom-po-nen-tit.Components. It’s in Finnish.Impossible. That looks much too much like a real word to be Finnish :p .
how is it pronounced..
componen tit ?
All finnish words are pronounced exactly as they are written. Kom-po-nen-tit.Yeah, Finns always claim that they all Finnish words are pronounced like they are written ... and then you find Finnish words with syllables like "ääkk" -- with double vowels followed by double consonants: WTH!?
Ä is pronounced as æ or ae. Simultaneously saying both vovels. Can you provide an example of a word that is not pronounced as it is written? For your ”ääkk” notion, words like teekkari are pronounced teek-ka-ri, exactly as written.All finnish words are pronounced exactly as they are written. Kom-po-nen-tit.Yeah, Finns always claim that they all Finnish words are pronounced like they are written ... and then you find Finnish words with syllables like "ääkk" -- with double vowels followed by double consonants: WTH!?
And for you others, I can also tell that the "ä" letter is not pronounced like "ah" but like "ehhhh".
Ä is pronounced as æ or ae. Simultaneously saying both vovels. Can you provide an example of a word that is not pronounced as it is written? For your ”ääkk” notion, words like teekkari are pronounced teek-ka-ri, exactly as written.
I used to go to a cyber cafe called 'Blue Aether", so that is where I learned how to pronounce æ, but simply changing it to a long E is about as close as you are going to get in equivalent english :)Ä is pronounced as æ or ae. Simultaneously saying both vovels. Can you provide an example of a word that is not pronounced as it is written? For your ”ääkk” notion, words like teekkari are pronounced teek-ka-ri, exactly as written.All finnish words are pronounced exactly as they are written. Kom-po-nen-tit.Yeah, Finns always claim that they all Finnish words are pronounced like they are written ... and then you find Finnish words with syllables like "ääkk" -- with double vowels followed by double consonants: WTH!?
And for you others, I can also tell that the "ä" letter is not pronounced like "ah" but like "ehhhh".
One of my friends is Finnish, you can't fool me :p. That language is just ridiculously complex, and it seems 95% of the letters are either an A or a K xD .Ä is pronounced as æ or ae. Simultaneously saying both vovels. Can you provide an example of a word that is not pronounced as it is written? For your ”ääkk” notion, words like teekkari are pronounced teek-ka-ri, exactly as written.All finnish words are pronounced exactly as they are written. Kom-po-nen-tit.Yeah, Finns always claim that they all Finnish words are pronounced like they are written ... and then you find Finnish words with syllables like "ääkk" -- with double vowels followed by double consonants: WTH!?
And for you others, I can also tell that the "ä" letter is not pronounced like "ah" but like "ehhhh".
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But pronunciation is trivial! :pOne of my friends is Finnish, you can't fool me :p. That language is just ridiculously complex, and it seems 95% of the letters are either an A or a K xD .Ä is pronounced as æ or ae. Simultaneously saying both vovels. Can you provide an example of a word that is not pronounced as it is written? For your ”ääkk” notion, words like teekkari are pronounced teek-ka-ri, exactly as written.All finnish words are pronounced exactly as they are written. Kom-po-nen-tit.Yeah, Finns always claim that they all Finnish words are pronounced like they are written ... and then you find Finnish words with syllables like "ääkk" -- with double vowels followed by double consonants: WTH!?
And for you others, I can also tell that the "ä" letter is not pronounced like "ah" but like "ehhhh".
http://img0.joyreactor.com/pics/post/comics-dog-countryballs-finland-1438258.png
It's trivial for YOU! xDBut pronunciation is trivial! :pOne of my friends is Finnish, you can't fool me :p. That language is just ridiculously complex, and it seems 95% of the letters are either an A or a K xD .Ä is pronounced as æ or ae. Simultaneously saying both vovels. Can you provide an example of a word that is not pronounced as it is written? For your ”ääkk” notion, words like teekkari are pronounced teek-ka-ri, exactly as written.All finnish words are pronounced exactly as they are written. Kom-po-nen-tit.Yeah, Finns always claim that they all Finnish words are pronounced like they are written ... and then you find Finnish words with syllables like "ääkk" -- with double vowels followed by double consonants: WTH!?
And for you others, I can also tell that the "ä" letter is not pronounced like "ah" but like "ehhhh".
http://img0.joyreactor.com/pics/post/comics-dog-countryballs-finland-1438258.png